Can four different faculty members enter grades and feedback on student presentations?

[prof_tim_swift]

Here’s what I’d like to do in Canvas:
• At the end of the semester, seven student teams make an in-class presentation that is graded by four faculty members simultaneously.
• I’d like to have all four professors go into Canvas, open up the grading rubric for THAT team’s final presentation, and complete the rubric real-time, as each team presents.
• That way, students get faster, more detailed feedback from me on their student presentations. Right now, it’s paper based and most teams receive NO feedback (unless they ask me for it).

So here’s the million dollar question: is there a way to create a grading rubric for a GROUP assignment that can be completed by MULTIPLE graders?

[kenneth_rogers]

Hi there, prof.tim.swift@gmail.com  and Welcome to the Canvas Community!

Sorry your question has been sitting here for a few days with no response! You've presented such a great use case you must have stumped us all!

I'll admit, you have me a tad puzzled. I love what you're attempting to do, I'm just not sure the best way to accomplish this. So, what I'm going to do is share this with the https://community.canvaslms.com/groups/higher-ed?sr=search&searchId=c386a062-8264-41fb-a510-2676fbeb...‌ group and see if the extra set of eyes can help get some traction for you!

[prof_tim_swift]

Thanks, Kenneth!

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[chofer]

Hello there, prof.tim.swift@gmail.com...

I have been reviewing older questions here in the Canvas Community, and I stumbled upon your question.  While I don't necessarily have an answer for you myself, I wanted to check in with you.  It looks as though you may have stumped the Community with your question.  Have you been able to come up with any solutions on your own since you first posted this question on January 26, 2018?  If so, would you be willing to share back here in this thread?  Or, if you are still looking for some help on how to accomplish this sort of "read-time grading", please let us know that as well so that someone from the Community might be able to assist you.  I am going to mark your question as "Assumed Answered"...not because we've necessarily found an answer for you...but more because there hasn't been any new activity in this topic for quite some time.  However, that won't prevent you or others from posting additional questions and/or comments below that are related to this topic.  I hope that's alright with you, Tim.  Looking forward to hearing back from you soon.